I know this isn't the usual here, but I've decided to move on my top bike to fund a nice guitar. Ideally cash as I have something lined up but would consider trades or part ex.
This is a high end road bike. The standard bike costs around £2300 and I've added many higher end components (Listed below) which put the total cost to me at around £4k. I'm asking for £1200 or similar trade value or a combination of the two.
The bike is size xxl / 61cm so suitable for about 5'11 to 6'7". It's currently got a 110mm stem which can easily be changed for a shorter one if required. I have many.
Upgrades, pics and spec below...
Scott addict 15 di2 2015 model.
Carbon frame and fork, Shimano Ultegra di2 gears.
Upgrades:
Upgraded wheels to deep rim carbon no name as shown. Although these don't have a massive amount left of the brake track so will need changing in a few more hundred miles.
Saddle - Fizik Areone plus ICS clip seat bag
Skewers - Titanium aftermarket
Brakes - TRP carbon calipers, with Swiss stopcarbon pads plus some spare pads.
Bars - Bontrager gel bars and high quality bar wrap
Pedals - Shimano Ultegra Carbon SPD-SL road pedals
Cranks - Changed from standard rs500 (Shown) to Shimano 105 black 52/36 semi compact (Not shown but easy to see online - much stiffer and more reliable)
Gears / Di2 - Ultegra 11/28 11speed cassette, with only 200 miles on it since last change.
I've upgraded the di2 by adding a d-fly unit so the gears now transmit current gear ratio and battery life via ant+, which can show up on your bike computer if compatible. (I use a Garmin Edge 810 which works fine)
I'm happy to leave bottle cages, out front Garmin mount and include the fizik clip bag with a co2 valve and some canisters.
Any questions, requests for a test ride etc welcome.
Based Huddersfield, bike currently in Newcastle but happy to meet somewhere mutually convenient for genuinely interested folk.
Comments
Many people see carbon wheels and mistake them for tyres....
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